Technology2/3/2026•The Guardian

Disastrous start for US TikTok as users cry censorship

Disastrous start for US TikTok as users cry censorship

The article discusses the disastrous start for the US-owned TikTok app, which faced a storm of criticism and accusations of censoring content critical of former US President Donald Trump. The app struggled to recover from the initial setbacks, as users alleged that it was blocking content that was unfavorable to Trump. The article highlights the impact of a previous Guardian story about the delays in criminal investigations due to the reluctance of tech giants like Meta and Snapchat to cooperate with law enforcement. It also mentions other tech-related news, such as Elon Musk's extensive ties to Epstein, Tesla's discontinuation of Model X and S vehicles, and the introduction of a bill in Colorado to compel social media platforms to respond to warrants within 72 hours.

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